Sentence examples for this definitively means from inspiring English sources

Because opioid pathways are involved in diverse processes in the brain that aren't all directly related to pain, he says, "I didn't come away with the impression that this definitively means that empathy and pain share fundamental processes".

Not that this definitively means anything at all; all that's clear at this point is that BMW's new design direction is firmly in place and here to stay, and that success or failure most certainly hinges at least in part on this new artistic style.

If the technician does not see bacteria in the urine sediment, it does not definitively mean that your pet does not have a bacterial infection in the bladder or kidney.

And it could finally provide a means definitively to match the Mary Rose bones to their rightful owners and come up with a conclusive number of sailors who went down with the ship.

This means that there is no way a truth can be definitively proved to others.

This means that independent confirmation will be required to pronounce it definitively real.

This definitively connects the Facebook ad to the purchase.

This definitively confirms that GR SO42−), as Fe3O4 and FeS, can form from steel in O2-depleted environments.

Is this definitively police ammo?

"Darwin," he says, definitively, by which he means that evolution, a remorseless, amoral process, depends on death.

For example, Oct4 is expressed in PGCs and pluripotent cells [24], [25], confounding its use as a means to definitively confirm that putative PGCs arise in a culture in response to in vitro differentiation.